Approximately 7,500 Lydian coins are listed (approx. 95% of which are illustrated), with additional pages of indices, lists of types, monograms, references and sources make the new four-volume GRPC corpus an indispensible work for dealers and collectors who aim to describe their coins with precision.
Set of 4 cloth hardbound volumes in a slipcase, limited edition.
1157 pages in total, 6278 coins in 466 plates, monograms, bibliography, and indices.
Vol. I xix + 89 pages, 678 coins in 37 plates
Vol. II ix + 326 pages, 1703 coins in 131 plates
Vol. III ix + 332 pages, 1931 coins in 141 plates
Vol. IV ix + 364 pages, 2101 coins in 157 plates
Publishers Comments / John Aiello
General Introduction / Dane Kurth
The Early Electum, Gold and Silver Coinage of Lydia / Italo Vecchi
The Post-Achaemenid Gold and Silver Coinage of Lydia / Dane Kurth
- Catalogue of Electrum and Gold Coinage of Lydia
- Catalogue of Silver Coins of Lydia
- Monograms
- Bibliography and Abbreviations
- Index of Reverse Types of Gold and Silver Coins
- Index of Symbols on Gold and Silver Coins
- Index of Kings, Satraps and Emperors on Gold and Silver Coins
The Bronze Coinage of Lydia - Introduction / Dane Kurth
Catalogue of Bronze Coinage of Lydia
- Acrasus
- Aninetus
- Apollonis
- Apollonoshieron
- Attaleia
- Bagis (Bageis)
- Blaundos
- Briula
- Daldis - Flaviopolis
- Dioshieron
- Gordus-Julia
- Hermocapelia
- Hierocaesarea
- Hypaepa
- Hyrkanis
- Kaystriani
- Kilbiani, Upper
- Klanudda
- Magnesia ad Sipylum
- Maionoia
- Mastaura
- Mostene
- Mysomacedones
- Nacrasa
- Nikaia-Kilbiani
- Nysa
- Saitta
- Sala (Domitianopolis under Domitian
- Sardes (Sardis)
- Satraps of Lydia
- Silandos
- Stratonikeia - Hadrianopolis
- Tabala
- Thyateira
- Thyessos
- Tmolus
- Tomaris
- Tralles
- Tripolis
Monograms
Bibliography and Abbreviations
